c
1460 to c 1530
Rector in
Sussex
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1460
If he
was 40 when the rector of South Stoke, then perhaps he was born in about 1460.
1500
Robert
Farndale, rector of South Stoke Sussex in
1500 (AHW Fynmore
13 Aug 1917).
1508
Robert
Farndale, presented to the college of Holy Trinity in 1508, resigning in 1509 (Vicars of Arundel Tierney.
History of Arundel 1834 by AHW Fynmore, 3 Sep 1917).
The College of
the Holy Trinity (or Arundel Priory) was a 14th-century Catholic institution in
Arundel, UK, founded in 1380 and lasting until 1544 (Arundel Priory 1380-1980, Mark
Turnham Elvins). It was established in 1380 by Richard FitzAlan, 4th
Earl of Arundel and served as a college for secular priests. It was supressed
in the Henry VIII dissolution in about 1544.
Henry Ediall was
appointed Master of the College in 1501, until he died in 1520 (Tierney, op. cit. 639-40).
1530
If he lived to about 70 he might have
lived to about 1530.